Top 100 Chanda Hahn Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “It was a young boy, who couldn’t have been older than seventeen. How could she abandon him?”

— Chanda Hahn

52. “No, I guess I don’t see the point of pretending and putting on airs. I’m not ashamed of who I am. At one point, yes, I was embarrassed about who I was, and the clothes that I wore, and where I lived. But I learned that those things weren’t important. What’s most important to me is family and being proud of the person I am. I’m not going to pretend I’m someone I’m not.”

— Chanda Hahn

53. “Darren stayed way past visiting hours and Healer Prentiss, not swayed by Darren’s good looks, kicked them both out.”

— Chanda Hahn

54. “You really don’t get it, do you?” Brody turned Mina toward him and held tightly onto her shoulders. “I don’t want to be your friend.”

— Chanda Hahn

55. “It was every teenage girl’s dream to have a retreat of her own.”

— Chanda Hahn

56. “Are you implying that he’s lying? You low-level son of a pig. I wouldn’t have brought you here if I’d known you were going to insult us.” Joss’ fist pounded the table, hard.”

— Chanda Hahn

57. “I was so scared I actually latched onto Kael’s arm.”

— Chanda Hahn

58. “But you’ve always been a deceiver, and I’ve never been one to play by the rules,” Teague continued before disappearing down another tunnel, leaving her alone in the dark. His voice echoed back to her. “Neither have you, Mina.”

— Chanda Hahn

59. “But even a pawn is strong enough to take out a Queen.”

— Chanda Hahn

60. “Little girl, you should know better than to traverse dark alleys alone. Tch tch tch.”

— Chanda Hahn

61. “Tell your Kind and Queen to send their best, because this tale is about to be rewritten.”

— Chanda Hahn

62. “So I have to add this to my cereal, huh?”

— Chanda Hahn

63. “The day your prince comes will be your worst nightmare.”

— Chanda Hahn

64. “What do you mean, Mom, ‘the one’? I don’t want ‘the one,’ just a boyfriend.”

— Chanda Hahn

65. “Mina loved the smell of libraries, loved the smell of old books and the soft hum of the lights. It was probably why she was so out of tune with kids her age.”

— Chanda Hahn

66. “Don’t let your jealousy and anger rule your emotions,” he said in a soft voice. “Nothing good will ever come of it.”

— Chanda Hahn

67. “Well, girls who rank high in hot points will eventually get old and will no longer be hot, so their hot points get lower. If you have cute points, they last forever, even when you are old. So they are definitely way more important.”

— Chanda Hahn

68. “I think you are my only friend now.”

— Chanda Hahn

69. “Just shine. For you are not meant to live in the shadows of others.”

— Chanda Hahn

70. “School was a torture.”

— Chanda Hahn

71. “Wow, that’s huge, Mina thought. How am I supposed to carry that around? She watched in amazement when the book, as if hearing her thoughts, slowly began to shrink into a smaller, thinner book.”

— Chanda Hahn

72. “Her hands were roaming over a dead body.”

— Chanda Hahn

73. “I had known love for a few hours and now knew heartbreak. This feeling – it was horrible. My chest was empty, like someone had carved out my heart with a dull spoon and filled it with a burning stone. The agony was unbearable. But the loneliness was worse.”

— Chanda Hahn

74. “King of Darkness, Queen of Light.” “Alright!” Ever whooped.”

— Chanda Hahn

75. “It doesn’t matter how bad people treat you. It’s not worth hurting them.”

— Chanda Hahn

76. “Even a pawn can take down a queen.”

— Chanda Hahn

77. “What did you think I meant when I asked you to stay with me? It was a marriage proposal.”

— Chanda Hahn

78. “What if you marry an ugly man?” “Then I pray he has a beautiful heart,” I said.”

— Chanda Hahn

79. “Thank you for dinner and an enlightening evening, Sara. Mina.” Brody nodded his head in both their directions and let himself out the front door. “What just happened, Mom?” Mina asked. Her lip began quivering, tears flowing freely. Her heart felt like it had been ripped in two. Sara sat back in her chair and sighed, eyes wide. “I think you’ve just been dumped.”

— Chanda Hahn

80. “Or maybe it’s that you would prefer someone else as your bodyguard altogether? Someone like Joss? Who is probably still hiding in your room, by the way.”

— Chanda Hahn

81. “Succeed by doing what exactly?” Mina snapped. King Lucian didn’t look thrilled himself, but he swallowed and looked deep into Mina’s eyes. “By killing our son.”

— Chanda Hahn

82. “If you go there, Mina, you’ll be going there alone.” Jared glared at her.”

— Chanda Hahn

83. “They did warned Brody.”

— Chanda Hahn

84. “The lights went out. As the theater plunged into total darkness, the screaming began.”

— Chanda Hahn

85. “She would never forget that shade of blue either because it haunted her every night in her dreams.”

— Chanda Hahn

86. “You killed the one person I loved.”

— Chanda Hahn

87. “She had just started to love again, just to lose it.”

— Chanda Hahn

88. “I would never abandon you. I will always be there to catch you when you fall.”

— Chanda Hahn

89. “At times I thought you hated me, but I wanted to tell you that I, uh, Mina, I lo – aaaarrgh!” Jared’s body tensed up in pain, and he fell away from her. Mina tried to grab him and pull him close, but something stabbed her in the side. She looked down and saw her torso covered with blood, but it wasn’t hers. She looked up to see a large knife sticking out of Jared’s stomach. Teague stood behind him with his hand wrapped around Jared’s throat, his eyes glittering evilly.”

— Chanda Hahn

90. “That putrid smelling garbage works.”

— Chanda Hahn

91. “You do anything, ignite a single spark, and I’m having Kentucky Fried Chicken for dinner.”

— Chanda Hahn

92. “That beast!” Maeve’s hand shook as she pointed outward toward the swamp. “Is not my son.”

— Chanda Hahn

93. “Hiding in a pack didn’t make you stand out; instead, you became lost in the masses. A true gem stood alone.”

— Chanda Hahn

94. “I’m hungry. Anyone want any food? No?” He answered for them before they could respond. “Good, because I wasn’t going to make you anything, anyway. So if you’ve got something to say Brody, you should say it now. Before I finish eating whatever sandwich I can make out of their leftovers.”

— Chanda Hahn

95. “Oh no, you were almost impaled by a piece of straw and died,” Mina said. “Too bad.”

— Chanda Hahn

96. “Stupid hamster.” He turned on his heels and yelled back into the darkness, “I hope you get rabies, you brat.”

— Chanda Hahn

97. “I’m dying, Mina.”

— Chanda Hahn

98. “Pinky promise?” Ever rolled her eyes. “That’s so dumb.” Nan looked a little hurt at her words, but Ever saw and changed her tune. “How about Pixie promise?”

— Chanda Hahn

99. “Because magic doesn’t teach us about life’s lessons. We learn patience from work, and joy from a job well done.”

— Chanda Hahn

100. “Her whole life was a lie – all because her mother was basically the little mermaid on steroids.”

— Chanda Hahn